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The Prime Minister should stop indulging the idea that Europe is a conspiracy perpetrated by other countries against Britain.
Ed Miliband benefits when leftwing voters desert Nick Clegg but he suffers when moderate positions on Europe and immigration are shunted to the margins.
Whether or not Ukip gets its "political earthquake" in the European polls, it has changed the terrain of the next general election.
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Tessa Jowell, Bob Ainsworth and Dan Jarvis endorse the Tory MP as defence select committee chair.
The moment when Cameron could bring himself to worry aloud about inequality has passed.
The deficit is in people who can make the case without sounding like they've got grenades stuffed in their mouths.
A few years ago Ukip was seen as the by-product of a Tory split. But now it appeals to disillusioned voters across the political spectrum and of all classes.
Conservatives are desperate for Ukip to falter but they may be underestimating the stubborness of the anti-politics vote.
The Prime Minister radiates the Westminster elitism of which Farage offers himself as the scourge.
Nick Clegg stress-tested the case for Britain's EU membership in his debates with Nigel Farage and it failed.
The Tories blew their chance to be trusted on health and Labour doesn't want to talk about where the money will come from.
Labour MPs fear going into battle without defences against predictable Tory onslaughts.
Audiences called the debate for Ukip but the Lib Dems are happy to have established their leader as the man who dares defend Britain's EU membership.
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Europe is half of the problem. Council seats being contested were last filled in 2010, when support for Tories and Lib Dems was highest.
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This section provides guidance on examination's authority and procedures for securing installment agreements.
When the taxpayer requests an installment agreement (or indicates that he/she would like to pay any resulting deficiency via installments/monthly payments), the examiner will ensure that Transaction Code 971, Action Code 43 (for pending installment agreements), is input to IDRS within 24 hours of the taxpayer's request (using locally established procedures). These codes should be input regardless of whether Examination secures an Installment Agreement with the taxpayer.
Installment agreements should be considered after full pay attempts have been exhausted. (See section 3.2 of this handbook). Installment agreements may be secured when the taxpayer does not have the ability to full pay. However, requests for installment agreements should be considered even when it appears that the taxpayer could pay in full.
Installment agreements secured by Examination are pre-assessed agreements and limited to Individuals (IMF) without delinquent employment taxes, Out-Of-Business Sole Proprietors (BMF), and In-Business BMF taxpayers (Form 1120 only).
No new installment agreements should be entered into unless the agreement provides a payment schedule that will fully satisfy the tax liability (including interest and penalties) within the sooner of 5 years or the CSED (collection statute expiration date).
Taxpayers must meet the following additional criteria for Examination to secure an installment agreement:
Current in filing all returns: The taxpayer must be in full compliance with the filing of all returns currently due. IMFOLI/T will be used to check for filing of the current period return, ENMOD will verify the taxpayer's address and record of account, and PMFOL should be checked if the taxpayer is required to file payor returns (1099/941/940). Once all delinquent returns are secured, the taxpayer qualifies for an installment agreement. Other liabilities reflected on the delinquent returns should be included with the examination deficiency in the installment agreement.
Current in payment of other taxes: The taxpayer must be current in payment of other taxes, including estimated tax payments on the current period. Command codes SUMRY, IMFOLT, and IMFOLI will be used to check for outstanding liabilities. If the taxpayer is not current, Examination may enter into an installment agreement if all other tax liabilities are included with the examination deficiency in the agreement.
Examiners are authorized to set up two types of installment agreements. They are:
STREAMLINED INSTALLMENT AGREEMENTS — For taxpayers with tax deficiencies of $25,000 or less (including tax, penalties, & interest), that can be paid within 60 months.
GUARANTEED INSTALLMENT AGREEMENTS — For taxpayers with income tax deficiencies of $10,000 or less (exclusive of penalties & interest), that can be paid within 36 months.
Because these also fall within the streamlined installment agreement authority, examiners should use streamlined procedures to process any such requests.
Taxpayers not meeting the streamlined or guaranteed installment agreement criteria may be put in contact with a Collection representative using locally established procedures. A referral Collection is mandatory if the taxpayer requests an installment agreement that does not meet Exam's criteria and for agreed unpaid cases over $100,000.
If the taxpayer requests an installment agreement that does not meet Examination's criteria, Form 9465, Installment Agreement Request, should be completed and forwarded to the Service Center in accordance with local procedures for installment agreement requests. (The examiner forwards Form 9465 to same Service Center where completed installment agreements are sent.)
The Restructuring and Reform Act of 1998 codified appeal rights for taxpayers whose request for an Installment Agreement is rejected. Examination does not reject installment agreements. However, it is critical that requests not meeting Examination's criteria be referred to Collection for consideration. Transaction Code 971, Action Code 43, should be input to IDRS within 24 hours if an installment agreement is secured or the taxpayer requests one (whichever comes earlier). Local procedures should be followed for input of the transaction code.
Streamlined installment agreements are termed "streamlined" because they do not require in-depth financial verification.
Streamlined agreements may be secured where the total tax, penalties, and interest do not exceed $25,000 and may be paid off within a 60 month period.
MINIMUM ACCEPTABLE PAYMENT — The amount of the proposed monthly payment must be equal to or greater than the minimum acceptable payment. The minimum acceptable payment is the greater of $25, or the amount obtained by dividing the total amount of tax, accrued interest & penalties, by 50.
The payment amount is computed by dividing by 50 instead of 60 to allow for payoff of the accruals during the term of the installment agreement.
If the taxpayer has the financial ability to pay off the balance due in less than a 60 month period, the lesser period should be appropriately considered.
A $43 user fee is charged for entering into an installment agreement ($24 if the installment agreement is revised or reinstated). The fee will be taken from the first (and second, if necessary) installment payment. The user fee is non-refundable even if the taxpayer full pays the account prior to the installment agreement ending date.
There are three methods of paying the tax assessment under the streamlined installment agreement:
Direct Debit
Payroll Deduction
Payroll deduction or direct debit are the preferred means of payment.
Direct debit is used for having the installment payments directly debited or withheld from a checking account. This is the preferred method of payment, with payroll deduction as a second choice. To set up a direct debit installment agreement:
Complete Form 433–D as instructed in section 4.5 below.
Obtain a blank, voided check from the taxpayer and attach it to Form 433–D;
Provide the "bank copy" of the installment agreement to the taxpayer for forwarding to the appropriate financial institution.
Request the taxpayer initial the appropriate line provided on Form 433–D for direct debit agreements.
Payroll deduction is used for having the installment payments withheld from wages and the employer forward the payment directly to the IRS. This form of payment is encouraged for a wage earner taxpayer, particularly if he/she has defaulted on any prior agreement. To set up a payroll deduction installment agreement:
Form 2159, Payroll Deduction Agreement, is completed rather than Form 433–D, Installment Agreement. Form 2159 should be completed in the same manner as Form 433–D. See instructions in section 4.6 below.
Request that the taxpayer pay as much as possible upon entering into the installment agreement.
Request the taxpayer sign Form 2159 and then mail it to the employer for signature. Advise the taxpayer that if Part 1 is not signed by both the taxpayer and the employer and sent in, the agreement will be terminated. The form is returned to the examiner for final processing/forwarding.
Form 2159 may be mailed to the employer by either the taxpayer or examiner (based on the quickest mode of response). However, if the examiner mails Form 2159 to the employer, the taxpayer's authorization should be obtained before doing so. If the employer will not execute Form 2159, direct debit or general payment procedures should be followed.
General payment is when the taxpayer sends each monthly payment via check or money order to the IRS. This form is used when the examiner is unable to set-up the agreement using payroll deduction or direct debit. To set up a general payment installment agreement, complete the Form 433–D as instructed below.
RRA'98 section 3467, Guaranteed Availability of Installment Agreement, provides that certain taxpayers who meet specified criteria will be legally entitled to an installment agreement. The provision applies to individual taxpayers only.
Taxpayers qualifying for a guaranteed installment agreement would generally also qualify for a streamlined installment agreement. Accordingly, examiners should use streamlined installment agreement procedures to process any such requests; however, the minimum payment is determined by dividing the balance due by 30 months rather than up to 50 months.
The following criteria are required for guaranteed installment agreements:
The income tax liability may not exceed $10,000 (determined without regard to interest, penalty, additions to tax, or additional amounts),
Within the preceding 5 taxable years the taxpayers have not: failed to file a return, failed to pay a tax shown on a return, or entered into another installment agreement.
The IRS determines that the taxpayer is financially unable to pay the liability when due;
The IRS may request financial statements to make this determination but for guaranteed installment agreements, generally does not. The taxpayer's oral statement is generally acceptable unless the examiner is aware of compelling information otherwise.
The liability must be full paid within 3 years;
If the income tax liability is for a joint return, then both spouses must meet the above criteria.
The IDRS system should be used to determine if the taxpayer has any outstanding tax liabilities and all returns have been filed. If other tax liabilities exist, they must be combined with the pre-assessed amounts to calculate the $25,000 limitation and be paid in full within 60 months for streamlined installment agreements.
If the taxpayer already has an installment agreement established for other tax years and the examined period will be added, "Amended Agreement" should be written in red on the top of the Form 433–D, Installment Agreement.
If the taxpayer has an established agreement for the examined period and the deficiency amount has changed, "Redetermination" should be written in red on top of the Form 433–D.
The Service is required to notify taxpayers 30 days in advance before altering, modifying, or terminating an installment agreement (excluding jeopardy conditions). The notification must include an explanation as to why the Service is altering, modifying, or terminating the installment agreement. If the taxpayer has an installment agreement in effect for the examined period and the examiner will be securing a revised installment agreement, the examiner should complete the requisite notification when discussing the deficiency and payment options with the taxpayer.
One agreement can be used for multiple years, providing the combined amount owed for all years is less than the prescribed limit for that type of agreement. The total amount of the tax, penalty, and interest as of the date the form is completed is included in the box for the amount of tax owed.
A net balance due may be entered when multiple years include both deficiencies and overpayments. However, appropriate instructions should be included on Form 3198, Special Handling Procedures, to ensure the overpayment is applied to a deficiency period(s).
The taxpayer should be encouraged to offer the maximum amount that he/she can pay at the examination closing and each month thereafter. If the taxpayer proposes a monthly amount, which is equal to or greater than the minimum acceptable payment, the taxpayer's amount should be used. If the amount stated is less than the "minimum amount" , the taxpayer should be questioned whether they can pay the minimum.
Any payment received at the time of the examination closing should be processed as an advance payment of deficiency.
The taxpayer may select any installment payment date between the 1st and 28th day of each month.
Form 433–D will include the following information, as applicable, on the appropriate line on the form:
Taxpayer(s) current name, address, and social security number.
Taxpayer(s) phone number(s).
Kind of Tax (form number) — Type of tax form that was used by the taxpayer (e.g. 1040, 1040A, 1120).
Tax Periods — All periods covered by the agreement (e.g. 1993 and 1994).
Amount owed — As discussed above.
CSED (Collection Statute Expiration Date) — The earliest year date should be used and can be found on IMFOLT or TXMOD.
Employer — Complete name, address, and zip code of the current employer. If the taxpayer is drawing Social Security benefits, this should be stated in the space provided. If the taxpayer is retired and drawing a pension, the source should be reflected in the space provided.
Financial Institution(s) — Complete name and address of the taxpayer(s) bank(s), credit union(s), brokerage(s), etc.
For Assistance — The name and address of the local/servicing Service Center should be written in space provided.
Payment Amount — As discussed above. Since the examination deficiency has not been assessed, the pre-assessed box should also be checked.
Date of Increase/Decrease — This field is used when a taxpayer wants to establish an agreement paying a certain amount and later wants to change the amount. Up to two changes may be made on the installment agreement. (For example: The taxpayer is able to pay $30 on the assessment each month. Three months from now when he gets a raise, he will be able to pay $60 per month. The date the amount will change, the amount of increase or decrease, and the new installment amount should be documented.)
Agreement Locator Number — For examination, the number is "0632" for pre-assessment cases.
Agreement Conditions — This field should be reviewed with the taxpayer. The box, "Lien may be filed if this agreement defaults" , should be checked.
Additional Conditions — This section should be used to provide additional information and/or instructions for the taxpayer. For example, "Print your social security number, tax year(s) and form number on all checks submitted for payment on your account" , may be reflected in this field.
Taxpayer signature(s) and date. If the agreement is established by telephone, "by phone" should be noted in the signature block.
Originator's Name, Title and IDRS Assignment Number or Territory — Examiner's name, title, group number, and stop number.
Originator Code — 61 is used for streamlined/guaranteed installment agreements prepared by Examination.
Approval Signature — Examiners may sign; group manager signature is not required.
The taxpayer is provided with a copy of the installment agreement, instructing him/her where to mail monthly payments in accordance with local procedures.
The "IRS-Input Copy" of Form 433–D is forwarded in accordance with local procedures. One copy of the installment agreement should be attached to the front of the earliest return under examination.
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Taiwan's Yani Tseng took over the No. 1 ranking in women's golf after shooting a final-round 68 to win the Australian Ladies Masters by four strokes on Sunday, her second victory in a row Down Under.
Tseng, who won last week's Women's Australian Open at Commonwealth Golf Club in Melbourne, finished the Masters at Royal Pines with a 24-under-par total of 264. Australian Nikki Campbell, with a final-round 64, and American Stacey Lewis, who shot 69, were tied for second.
The Australian Ladies Masters is the second biggest women's golf event Down Under, behind the Women's Australian Open.
American Ryann O'Toole was fourth after a 69, six strokes behind Tseng.
Former No. 1-ranked Jiyai Shin of South Korea tied for second last week at the Australian Open. Shin did not play this week.
Seven-time Masters champion Karrie Webb shot a final-round 67 and was eight strokes behind Tseng.
Following up her seven-shot victory in defense of the Australian Open title last week, the 22-year-old Tseng's tournament total at Royal Pines was just two shots more than Webb's tournament record of 262.
Tseng's lead was reduced to just two over Lewis and Campbell after a bogey at the par-4 seventh. But Tseng birdied the par-5 ninth and added another at the par-5 12th to all but put the tournament away.
"It feels good winning, it feels good getting to No.1, she said. "I feel very appreciative about everything and all the people that have been helping me through those years."
Tseng first played at Royal Pines as an invited amateur six years ago.
"I'm very appreciative of the opportunity to play this tournament … The first time I came here, I told all my friends, and said one day, I want my picture on Champions Drive, one day I'm going to have a picture up there."
Tseng said she hopes her win will make big news in Taiwan.
Overwhelmed," she said. "I hope that I'm on the first page of the news! I think it will be huge."
Cecilia Cho, a 16-year-old amateur from New Zealand, had a 67 Sunday to finish in a tie for fifth.
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Below is a list of publications and awards, as well as radio, TV, and speaking appearances. Email me at firstname.lastname@example.com for reprints of any articles that do not currently have web copies.
In addition to the articles listed below, read on-line articles for Seattle Metropolitan and wine reviews for Wine Enthusiast at buyingguide.winemag.com.
Wine Enthusiast March 2015 - "Red Mountain Rising"
Yakima Valley Travel Guide 2015 - "Wineries of the Yakima Valley" (page 36-37 of e-reader); "Spirits & Hops Trail" (page 46-47 e-reader)
Vineyard & Winery Management January/February 2015 - "40 Most Important Viticulture & Enology Advances of the Last 40 Years" (cover article); "1183 - Friend or Foe?"; "American oak supply puts the squeeze on coopers"; "2014 Harvest Reports Washington, Oregon" (Note: Opens .pdf)
Edible Seattle January/February 2015 - "Making Big Gin: Ballard's Captive Spirits - the little distillery that could"
Wine Enthusiast December 23, 2014 - "Betz Family purchases land in Walla Walla Valley"
Wine Enthusiast December 2014 - "Charles Smith - 2014 Winemaker of the Year"
Washington Tasting Room Winter 2014/2015 - "The Year in Wine: A peak at the 2014 harvest and what's trending" (cover article)
Art Culinaire Issue 112 - "A Winemaker's Tale" (on Kyle Maclachlan of Pursued by Bear)
Wine Enthusiast November 2014 - "Region to Watch: The Rocks, Oregon"
Seattle Metropolitan Magazine October 2014 - "The Top 100 Washington Wines" (cover article); "Wine from Walla Walla's Rocky Region"; "Best Wines Under $15 and Under $25"; "How to Taste 700 Wines in 13 Days"
Alaska Airlines Magazine October 2014 - "Vineyard Delights: Touring Some of the West Coast's Top Wineries"
Washington Tasting Room Fall 2014 - "Chardonnay Revival"
Vineyard & Winery Management September/October 2014 - "Oregon's other white grape: Chardonnay takes baby steps toward respectability and quality" (Note: Opens .pdf)
Wine Enthusiast September 2014 - "NFL Stars Talk Wine"
Edible Seattle July/August 2014 - "Summer in a glass" (on rosé)
Vineyard & Winery Management July/August 2014 - "Oregon Winegrowers Combat Herbicide Drift" (Note: Opens .pdf)
Washington Tasting Room Magazine Summer 2014 - "New Heights in the Walla Walla Appellation"
Vineyard & Winery Management May/June 2014 - "Northwest Tipping Point" (Note: Opens .pdf)
Wine Enthusiast March 12, 2014 - "Ste. Michelle Acquires Eola Amity Hills Property"
Washington State Wine Tour Guide 2014 - "Seattle and Northwest Washington"; "Woodinville"; "Southwest Washington and Columbia Gorge"; "Yakima Valley"; "Cascade Valley and North Central"; "Tri-Cities"; "Walla Walla Valley"; "Spokane and Pullman"; three grower profiles
Wine Enthusiast March 2014 - "Washington's Rise of the Rhones" (with Paul Gregutt)
Vineyard & Winery Management February 7, 2014 - "Chardonnay in focus at grape grower conference"
Vineyard & Winery Management January/February 2014 - "2013 Harvest Report Washington, Oregon" (Note: Opens .pdf)
Vineyard & Winery Management January/February 2014 - "Oregon Land Rush: Outside Money Pours Into the State" (Note: Opens .pdf)
Washington Tasting Room Magazine Winter 2013/2014 - "Trends & Predictions: The Year in Wine"
Woodinville Wine Country Fall/Winter Issue 2013 - "The Wonders of Woodinville"
Wine Enthusiast December 23, 2013 - "Drouhin Family Purchases 279-acre Oregon Vineyard"
Wine Enthusiast December 1, 2013 - "Ice Wines from Around the Globe (Canada)"
Seattle Metropolitan September 2013 - "100 Best Washington Wines"; "The Top 15"; "The Best of the Rest"; "Top Wines Under $25"; "Top Wines Under $15"; "The Rise of the Rhones"
Edible Seattle September/October 2013 - "Sangiovese: A sensitive grape"
Vineyard and Winery Management September/October 2013- "Yakima Valley Renaissance" (Note: Opens .pdf)
WXL Wine and Dine - "Kyle MacLachlan Bears It All"
Washington Tasting Room Summer 2013 - "The Rocks of Walla Walla"
Wine Enthusiast May 2013 - "Cocktail of the Month"
Vineyard and Winery Management May/June 2013 - "Whither Washington Whites?" (Note: Opens .pdf)
Edible Seattle May/June 2013 - "Time in the cellar - The patient rhythms of Cadence Winery"
Seattle Metropolitan March 2013 - "Treveri Cellars"
Washington State Wine Tour Guide 2013 - "State Treasures - Seattle and Puget Sound;" "Around the Sound;" "Woodinville - So many choices so take your time;" "Columbia Gorge and Vancouver - From here to gorgeous;" "Water to Wine - Yakima Valley;" "Cascade Valley and North Central - Prepare to be dazzled;" "Tri-Cities Wine Country;" "Walla Walla Valley - Small town charm;" "Taste Test - Spokane and Pullman;" 3 chef profiles, 3 grower profiles, and 7 tourist attraction profiles
Vineyard and Winery Management January/February 2013 - "2012 Harvest Report Washington, Oregon" (Note: Opens .pdf)
Washington Tasting Room Magazine Winter 2012/2013 - "The Year in Wine 2012-2013"
Seattle Metropolitan September 2012 - "100 Best Washington Wines," "Great Whites, Ten Reds Under $25"
Edible Seattle July/August 2012 - "Heart and soul: The pursuit of passion, perfection, and peace of mind at Maison Bleue"
Seattle Metropolitan July 2012 - "Wine Blends Catch On in Washington"
Washington Tasting Room Magazine Summer 2012 - "Nefarious Cellars: Defiance on the Lake"
Decanter June 2012 - "E. and J. Gallo holds high hopes for Washington"
Edible Seattle May/June 2012 - "The Chardonnay Paradox: Why America's Favorite Grape Struggles to Find Its Way in Washington"
Washington State 2012 Tour Guide
- State Treasures: Seattle and Puget Sound (with Chris Nishiwaki)
- Water to Wine: Yakima Valley
- Tri-Cities: Washington's Melting Pot
- So Good They Named It Twice: Walla Walla Valley
- Spokane & Pullman - Two University Towns with Universal Appeal
- Prepare to be Dazzled - Cascade Valley and North Central
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Edible Seattle January/February 2012 - "Feral Yeast Seductive Characters: Brennon Leighton's modest goal of being the world's best winemaker"
Washington Tasting Room Magazine Winter 2011/2012 - "Trends and Predictions: The Year in Wine"
Seattle Metropolitan September 2011 - "100 Best Washington Wines 2011," "20 for the White Wine Lovers," "The Rest of the Best"
Wine and Jazz August 2011 - "Vintners Village" (Note: Opens .pdf)
Edible Seattle July/Aug '11 - "Why Chenin Blanc is a Grape Worth Saving"
Seattle Metropolitan June '11 - "Chardonnay Gets Some Respect"
Wine Press Northwest Spring 2011 - "Washington Syrah - star or FUBAR?"
Wine and Jazz April 2011 - "Columbia Gorge: A hidden gem straddling the Washington and Oregon border" (Note: Opens .pdf)
Edible Seattle May/June '11 - "Integral Parts: The Land and Family of Syncline Winery"
Washington State 2011 Tour Guide
- Seattle and Puget Sound: A funny thing happened on the way to the market (with Chris Nishiwaki)
- Yakima Valley: Where it all began
- Tri-Cities: The Mesopotamia of Washington Wine;
- Walla Walla Valley: Say it again!;
- Spokane and Pullman: Next Stop - Innovation;
- Cascade Valley and North Central: Be prepared to be captivated
Vineyard and Winery Management January/February 2011 - "2010 Harvest Report Washington, Oregon" (Note: Opens .pdf)
Seattle Metropolitan September 2010 - "100 Best Washington Wines"
Wine Blog Awards - Winner "Best Single Subject Wine Blog" 2013
Wine Blog Awards - Finalist "Best Single Subject Wine Blog" 2012
Wine Blog Awards - Finalist "Best Single Subject Wine Blog" 2010
"Washington vs the World," (moderator) Minnesota Food & Wine Experience, March 8, 2015
"Cabernet is King!" (presenter) Minnesota Food & Wine Experience, March 7, 2015
"Washington's Emerging Appellations," (presenter) Society of Wine Educators Conference, August 14, 2014
"The 411 on Washington Wine," (presenter) Society of Wine Educators Conference, August 13, 2014
"Water, Fire, Wind and Wine: The Incredible Story of Washington State Wine," (presenter) Eat Drink San Francisco, August 2, 2014
Judge, Sunset International Wine Competition, April 28-29, 2014
"Red Mountain - Past, Present, and Future," (presenter) University of Washington Faculty Club, April 8, 2014
"The Rise of the Rhones," (panel moderator) Taste Washington, March 30, 2014
"An Old Vine's Tale," (panel moderator) Taste Washington, March 29, 2014
"Washington vs the World," (panel moderator) Minnesota Food & Wine Experience, March 2, 2014
"The Rise of the Rhones," (panel moderator) Minnesota Food & Wine Experience, March 1, 2014
"An Introduction to the World of (Washington) Wine," (panel moderator) Taste Washington March 23, 2013
"Washington wine," (interview) KIRO Radio March 23, 2013 (interview starts at 7:57 mark)
"The Art of Blending," (panel moderator) Taste Washington, March 24, 2013
"Valentine's Day Wine and Chocolate Pairing," (interview) FOX Q13 News, February 13, 2013
"Washington Syrah," (presenter) University of Washington Faculty Club, January 28, 2014
"What's next for Woodinville?" (keynote speaker) Woodinville Wine Country Annual Meeting, December 12, 2012
"Harvest Update and Thanksgiving Wines (37 mins in)," Table Talk KKNW 1150AM, October 24, 2012
"Washington Wine," (presenter) University of Washington Faculty Club, October 8, 2014
"Seattle Metropolitan Top 100 Washington," Table Talk KKNW 1150AM, September 12, 2012
"Washington Rosé Recommendations," (interview) FOX News Q13, July 19, 2012
"Clicks and Sips: The Power of Social Media," (panelist), ZINO Society Liquid Assets Forum, July 17, 2012
"Total Wine, BevMo, and Gallo join the Washington wine industry," Table Talk KKNW 1150AM, June 27, 2012
"Climate Change: Current Trends and How to Insulate Yourself From Turbulent Times," (presentation), Meet Me In The Cellar's Annual Wine Marketing Symposium, Woodinville WA May 17, 2012
"Washington Rosé," Table Talk KKNW 1150AM, April 25, 2012
Tasting Panelist, Seattle Wine Awards, April 2012
"Celebrated Vintages: A Look Back at 25 Years of Washington Wine," (panel moderator) Taste Washington March/April 2012
"Washington Wine: Over-delivering at Every Price?" (panel moderator) Taste Washington March/April 2012
"Washington Wine Update," Table Talk KKNW 1150AM, March 28, 2012
"Sparkling Wines," (interview) FOX News Q13, December 2011
"Thanksgiving Wines," (interview) FOX News Q13, November 2011
"Harvest Update 2011," Table Talk KKNW 1150AM, October 26, 2011
"Election Coverage: Initiative 1183," Weekday on KUOW 94.9FM, October 2011
"Syrah: Love your style," (panelist) Washington Wine Road Trip, October 2011
"Washington's Top 100 Wines" (interview), FOX News Q13, September 2011
"Wine Wars," Weekday on KUOW 94.9FM, September 2011
"Washington wine," Table Talk KKNW 1150AM, August 24, 2011
"Marketing the Nectar of the Gods" (panelist) ZINO Society Liquid Assets Forum, July 2011
Tasting Panelist, Seattle Wine Awards, April 2011
"The Power of Social Media" (keynote speaker) Stoel Rives 2nd Annual Wine Law Seminar, February 2011
"What's the Point(s)?" (panel moderator) Taste Washington March 2011
"Washington's Emerging Varieties: Grenache Panache" (panelist) Taste Washington March 2011
"The New Age of Wine Marketing" (moderator) Washington Association of Wine Grape Growers Annual Meeting February 2011
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When Sandy Flores '08 was sworn into the Washington State Bar Association last month, she became the first Latina lawyer sworn into the bar in Walla Walla County. Flores graduated from Whitman with a degree in mathematics and economics, and participated in the WISE program and mentoring.
A native of Walla Walla, Flores' interest in law was sparked by seeing the struggles her father faced as an agricultural laborer. After passing the state bar exam this summer, she hopes to soon set up a practice in Walla Walla.
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Ana Paula Arósio was born on July 16, 1975 in São Paulo, SP, Brazil. She is an actress, known for Ciranda de Pedra (2008), Páginas da vida (2006) and Esperança (2002). She has been married to Henrique Pinheiro since July 16, 2010.
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Jherek Bischoff appears in the following:
Ministry's Al Jourgensen On Industrial Music; Jherek Bischoff, In The Studio
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Today on Soundcheck: Ministry's Al Jourgensen, Washington Post music editor Chris Richards, and Jherek Bischoff in the studio.
Jherek Bischoff: In The Studio
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Hear Seattle-based songwriter, performer, and composer Jherek Bischoff perform live in the studio.
Crossing Brooklyn Ferry with Bryce Dessner
Wednesday, May 02, 2012
"Crossing Brooklyn Ferry" is a new music festival curated by twin guitarists Aaron and Bryce Dessner, from the popular indie-rock band The National. We'll get a preview as songwriter Jherek Bischoff and guitarist/performance artist Steven Reker of People Get Ready joins Bryce Dessner in our performance studio.
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Wednesday, February 1, 2012
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Regular arts and crafts markets featuring a large selection of locally made items.
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I just purchased a Numark USB Turntable from Amazon and am quite excited to convert all of my vinyl to MP3s. However, I have one question: with 2 of these turntables, am I able to play "dummy records" that play MP3s straight off of my computer? I would like to do some DJing, but I don't want to carry all of my vinyl around with me. Just 2 blank records which can play anything would be ideal. I've heard about this, but I don't have any details or knowledge.
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Complete list of recommended, freely available online resources
Types of Online Resources
Web Directories
Biblical Studies
Image Databases
Online Texts
PCUSA Ordination Examination Archive
Statistical and Data Resources
Catalogs of Research Libraries
Recommended Links A to Z (All types)
- Abraham Kuyper Bibliography This classified bibliography of works about Abraham Kuyper currently contains over 1,400 records compiled by the staff of the Princeton Theological Seminary Library and the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, assisted by Kuyper scholars worldwide.
- Adherents.comA collection of statistics and religious geography citations with references to published membership statistics and congregation statistics for thousands of religious communities
- The African American LectionaryIntended as a resource that, among other things, sheds new light on the liturgical moments of significance to most African American Christians.
- The Albert Cook Outler Papers: Online ExhibitionThe Albert Cook Outler Papers comprise the largest and one of the most significant archival collections at Bridwell Library, Perkins School of Theology, SMU. Dr. Outler (1908-1989) was a world-renowned theologian and Wesley scholar. Through this exhibition Bridwell Library is bringing Albert Outler's intellectual legacy to the attention of a new generation of scholars and church leaders.
- Ancient World Online "The primary focus of the project is notice and comment on open access material relating to the ancient world, but I will also include other kinds of networked information as it comes available." Project of Charles E. Jones, Tombros Librarian for Classics and Humanities at the Pattee Library, Penn State University.
- Art and Faith Matters"Art & Faith Matters provides ready-made and bespoke resources for congregations and individuals seeking to use the arts to enrich and express their faith. When the arts are part of a faithful life - corporately and/or individually - they remind us that God's first act in Hebrew scripture is to create. In Christian scripture Jesus uses the ordinary things of this world to express truths about God and God's ultimate reign."
- Art in the Christian TraditionA freely available, regularly updated visual image internet resource. Designed for scholars, students, pastors, and religious educators, all of the images may be used for educational and/or religious non-profit purposes. - From the Vanderbilt Divinity Library
- Association of Religion Data ArchivesThe Association of Religion Data Archives (ARDA) strives to democratize access to the best data on religion and is currently located in the Social Science Research Institute at the Pennsylvania State University.
- Barna GroupOffers a range of customized research, resources and training to serve churches, non-profits, businesses and leaders
- Bible Suite: Online Bible, Concordance, Topical, Strong's, Greek & HebrewParallel translations, lessons, commentaries and other resources from the Online Parallel Bible Project
- Biblindex Index of Biblical Quotations and Allusions in Early Christian Literature (Best viewed with Firefox or Safari browsers)
- Biographical Dictionary of Chinese Christianity"...an electronic database containing the essential biographical facts of Chinese and foreign Christian missionaries, church leaders, evangelists, and laity chiefly responsible for laying the foundations and advancing the growth of Chinese Christian communities and their influence in societies around the world. While the database is widely inclusive of time periods and faith traditions, the distinctive focus of the project is on the lesser-known Chinese Christians of the modern era (1800 to 1950)."
- Christian Classics Ethereal LibraryThe mission of the CCEL is to build up the church by making classic Christian writings available and promoting their use.
- Christian Reflection ProjectThe online home of Christian Reflection: A Series in Faith and Ethics, which is published by The Institute for Faith and Learning at Baylor University. Christian Reflection offers reliable guidance in engaging the ethical dimensions of today's world. Its themed articles, inspirational pieces, book reviews, interviews, Christian art, liturgies, and hymns help the Church reintegrate Christian ethical reflection, worship, and art. Free study guides are available on this website to enrich personal or group study.
- Codex SinaiticusThe Codex Sinaiticus Project is an international collaboration to reunite the entire manuscript in digital form and make it accessible to a global audience for the first time. Drawing on the expertise of leading scholars, conservators and curators, the Project gives everyone the opportunity to connect directly with this famous manuscript.
- Cooperative Digital Resources InitiativeA repository of digital resources contributed by American Theological Library Association and Association of Theological Schools member libraries made possible by the Henry Luce Foundation
- COPACSearch over 70 UK and Irish academic national and specialist library catalogs
- Corpus CorporumA Latin text (meta-)repository and tool under way of development. Users should take into account that many functions do not yet work satisfactorily. This Corpus Córporum is being developed at the University of Zurich under the direction of Ph. Roelli, Institute of Medieval Latin Studies. About Corpus Córporum. Of particular note is the searchable Patrologia Latina.
- Corpus ThomisticumThe Corpus Thomisticum project aims to provide scholars with a set of instruments of research on Thomas Aquinas, freely available via Internet.
- Cyber HymnalChristian hymns & Gospel songs - including lyrics, sheet music, audio, pictures, biographies and history - from many denominations
- Dictionary of African Christian BiographyAn international undertaking aimed at producing an electronic database containing the essential biographical facts of African Christian leaders, evangelists, and lay workers chiefly responsible for laying the foundations and advancing the growth of Christian communities in Africa.
- Digital Archive of Lancaster Theological SeminaryThe Digital Archive of Lancaster Theological Seminary (Lancaster, PA) in partnership with the Mercersburg Society and the Evangelical and Reformed Historical Society
- Digital Collections at Princeton Theological Seminary (List of Projects)Freely available collections developed and curated by the Digital Initiatives team at Princeton Theological Seminary Library: Theological Commons; Princeton Seminary Journals; Guides to Manuscript Collections; Princeton Lectures on Youth, Church, and Culture; Digital Library of Abraham Kuyper; and Abraham Kuyper Bibliography
- Digital Dead Sea ScrollsThe Israel Museum's the Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Project allows users to examine and explore these most ancient manuscripts from Second Temple times at a level of detail never before possible. Developed in partnership with Google, the new website gives users access to searchable, fast-loading, high-resolution images of the scrolls, as well as short explanatory videos and background information on the texts and their history. The Israel Museum has been home to the Dead Sea Scrolls since its opening in 1965.
- Digital Exhibits, Princeton Theological Seminary Library Digital exhibitions of curated resources in the Princeton Theological Seminary Library, developed and curated by Digital Archivist, Jackie Rider.
- Digital Library of Abraham Kuyper The Digital Library of Abraham Kuyper contains Kuyper's complete archive (over 100,000 pages), along with a comprehensive collection of his published works. This project has been developed in cooperation with the Historical Documentation Centre for Dutch Protestantism at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, where the physical archive is housed.
- Digital ScriptoriumAn image database of medieval and renaissance manuscripts that unites scattered resources from many institutions into an international tool for teaching and scholarly research
- Digital South Asia LibraryParticipants include leading U.S. universities, the Center for Research Libraries, the South Asia Microform Project, the Committee on South Asian Libraries and Documentation, the Association for Asian Studies, the Library of Congress, the Asia Society, the British Library, the University of Oxford, the University of Cambridge, MOZHI in India, the Sundarayya Vignana Kendram in India, Madan Puraskar Pustakalaya in Nepal, and other institutions in South Asia.
- Directory of Open Access JournalsIncludes 85 journals belonging to the subject of religion
- Duke University Chapel: Sermon, Bulletin & Service ArchiveSermons and bulletins for the Sunday, 11:00 a.m. service of worship in Duke University Chapel are posted each week, along with a video link to the service and, as available, a downloadable copy of the sermon.
- The European LibraryAn online portal which provides access to the collections of the 48 National Libraries of Europe and leading European Research Libraries.
- FRAMES: Church Resources and Discussion GuidesA free resource center for church leaders from the Barna Group. According to the site, "FRAMES are short...books on cultural trends that are critical for churches to be informed about and prepared to address."
- Free Public Domain Ebooks and Audio Books25 sources of free public domain books (ebooks and audio books) from Ebook Friendly, a site "founded and designed by Piotr Kowalczyk, self-publisher, author of short stories for geeks and an enthusiast of ebooks and digital reading."
http://ebookfriendly.com/about/ - Getty ImagesThe Getty collection of images are now available for embedding for free. Good idea to read Brandom's article – especially the part about link rot – prior to checking out the site.
- Gifford Lecture SeriesOne of the foremost lecture series dealing with religion, science and philosophy. The online Gifford Lectures database presents a comprehensive collection of books derived from the Gifford Lectures. In addition to the books, the Web site contains a biography of each lecturer and a summary of the lecture or book.
- Glenmary Research CenterProvides applied research to Glenmary leadership, individual missioners, Church leaders and the wider society
- GlottologA comprehensive, open access database of reference information for the world's languages, especially the lesser known languages.
- The Grand Itinerant - George Whitefield at 300: Digital ExhibitA key figure in colonial America's religious Great Awakening, George Whitefield, 1714-1770, preached to huge crowds held spellbound by his dramatic oratory. He is considered by many to have been a master at merging the sacred with the temporal, bringing his message of spiritual renewal to the marketplace. His was an agile ministry that moved outside when indoor gatherings grew perilous. Data driven, he collected and touted participation metrics to the local press. Special Collections at Princeton Theological Seminary Library holds several items pertaining to Whitefield's ministry, including his hand-written journal dating 1744-1746. This exhibit was curated by Princeton Theological Seminary Digital Archivist Jackie Rider.
- Guide to Early Church DocumentsGuide to freely-available online resources relating to the early church, including canonical documents, creeds, the writings of the Apostolic Fathers and other historical texts relevant to church history.
- Guides to Manuscript Collections A searchable database of over 200 guides to manuscripts located in Princeton Theological Seminary Library's Special Collections.
- Handbook of Latin American Studies Online (HLAS)A bibliography on Latin America consisting of works selected and annotated by scholars. Edited by the Hispanic Division of the Library of Congress, the multidisciplinary Handbook alternates annually between the social sciences and the humanities.
- Harvard Memorial Church: Sunday Sermons on SoundCloudSermons preached on Sunday in The Harvard Memorial Church during the academic year
- Hekman Library Sermon Index (HLSI)HLSI dentifies sermons contained in books owned by the Hekman Library, and sermons from the CRC periodical, The Living Word. At present the database includes sermons published in books since 1995, and published in The Living Word from 1990-2001. From Calvin College
- In the Company of PreachersA quarterly audio resource dedicated to cultivating the art of preaching - From Luther Seminary
- Index of Articles on Jewish Studies (RAMBI)A selective bibliography of articles in the various fields of Jewish studies and in the study of Eretz Israel. Material listed in Rambi is compiled from thousands of periodicals and from collections of articles - in Hebrew, Yiddish, and European languages- mainly from the holdings of the Jewish National and University Library.
- Index TheologicusAn index of published literature from journals and Festschriften in Theology and Religious Studies from around the world. It uses as its base the literature which the Tübingen University Library acquires within the scope of its special collection in Theology and General and Comparative Religious Studies, as part of its commission and with support from the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG).
- IndoChina1911This digital library contains hundreds of historical documents pertaining to the Body of Christ in Indochina over the past 100 years.
- Internet Archive Book Images (Public Domain) The Internet Archive processed more than 2 million volumes from its digital archive, compiling more than 14 million high resolution images spanning nearly every topic imaginable. Each image includes detailed descriptions, including the subject tags of the book it came from and the text immediately surrounding it on the page. The latter is especially powerful, as it allows to keyword search 500 years of images, instantly accessing particular topics or themes.
- Jonathan EdwardsA digital learning environment for research, education and publication, that presents all of Edwards's writings, along with helpful editorial materials - From the Jonathan Edwards Center at Yale University
- Koran in EnglishThis is an electronic version of The Holy Qur'an, translated by M.H. Shakir and published by Tahrike Tarsile Qur'an, Inc., in 1983. The text was provided by the Online Book Initiative and subsequently marked up at the HTI in SGML.
- Lexikon zur byzantinischen GräzitätThe Online LBG (Lexikon zur byzantinischen Gräzität) is the result of the collaboration between the Lexikon zur byzantinischen Gräzität published by the Austrian Academy of Sciences (Die Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften) and the Thesaurus Linguae Graecae (TLG) at the University of California, Irvine. The LBG is the foremost lexicographical resource in Byzantine Studies mainly covering the period from the 4th to the 15th century A.D. taken from more than 3,000 texts. Seven fascicles have appeared to date, with one more scheduled to appear in 2016. When completed the dictionary will consist of more than 2,000 printed pages, containing approximately 80,000 lemmata.
- Metropolitan Museum Timeline of Art HistoryA chronological, geographical, and thematic exploration of the history of art from around the world, as illustrated by the Metropolitan Museum's collection made possible by the Heilbrunn Foundation, New Tamarind Foundation, and Zodiac Fund
- Metropolitan Museum: The Collection Online, digital images"The Metropolitan Museum of Art has released a vast archive of 400,000 (mostly) hi-resolution digital images online that you can download and use for non-commercial purposes. From a 12-megapixel scan of Rembrandt's 1660 self-portrait to over 18,000 photos spanning almost two centuries." --Christopher Jobson
- Ministry Matters Developed by the United Methodist Publishing House of Nashville, TN and launched in 2011, Ministry Matters contains resources for church leaders and tools to facilitate collaboration. According to the creators, it is "a magazine, a reference library, and a social network." Many of the resources are freely available, while others require a PTS network ID or PTS alum network ID* to access.
- New Testament GatewayDirectory of academic internet resources related to the New Testament compiled by Dr. Mark Goodacre, Associate Professor of Religion, Duke University
- Online Critical PseudepigraphaThe mandate of the Online Critical Pseudepigrapha is to develop and publish electronic editions of the best critical texts of the "Old Testament" Pseudepigrapha and related literature.
- Oxford Dictionaries (Free account)This resource includes English dictionary and thesaurus, grammar tips and usage guidance, spoken audio pronunciations, and more.
- PCUSA ExamsStandard Ordination Exams - From the Louisville Seminary
- Pew Forum in Religion & Public Life The Pew Forum conducts surveys, demographic analyses and other social science research on important aspects of religion and public life in the U.S. and around the world. It also provides a neutral venue for discussions of timely issues through roundtables and briefings.
- Post-Reformation Digital LibraryA select database of digital books relating to the development of theology and philosophy during the Reformation and Post-Reformation/Early Modern Era (late 15th-18th c.) from major research libraries, independent scholarly initiatives, and corporate documentation projects
- Preparing for "The Ords"Ordination Exam Preparation Manual (16th edition) - From the Office of Student Relations and Senior Placement at Princeton Theological Seminary
- Princeton Lectures on Youth, Church, and Culture The Princeton Lectures on Youth, Church, and Culture foster original scholarship pertaining to youth and the contemporary church. This lecture series, begun in 1996, is sponsored by The Institute for Youth Ministry at Princeton Theological Seminary. The lectures are fully searchable and can be read online or downloaded as PDF documents.
- Princeton Seminary Journals A digitized collection of journals published by, or closely associated with, Princeton Theological Seminary from 1825 to the present.
Titles include: Biblical Repertory, The Princeton Theological Review, The Presbyterian and Reformed Review, Studies in Reformed Theology and History, and Princeton Seminary Bulletin - Princeton Theological Seminary: Sermons from Miller ChapelHear/Watch President M. Craig Barnes' weekly sermons in Miller Chapel during the academic year
- Religion OnlineArticles and chapters whose topics include Old and New Testament, Theology, Ethics, History and Sociology of Religion, Communication and Cultural Studies, Pastoral Care, Counseling, Homiletics, Worship, Missions and Religious Education - From the Claremont School of Theology
- Religious Studies Web GuideFree internet resources of use to researchers involved in the academic study of religion compiled by Saundra Lipton (University of Calgary Library) and Cheryl Adams (Library of Congress)
- Research Guide for ChristianityFrom Yale University Library
- Research in MinistryAn online resource maintained by the American Theological Library Association
- Resource Page for Biblical StudiesCompiled by Torrey Seland, Professor of New Testament Studies, School of Mission and Theology, Norway
- Revised Common LectionaryA service of the Vanderbilt Divinity Library
- Social Science Research Data RepositoriesDatabib is a tool for helping people identify and locate online repositories of research data. Users and bibliographers create and curate records that describe data repositories that users can search: http://databib.org/about.php
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The UpTake: The founder of a startup that provides encrypted emails has a strong warning for those in his field considering using PayPal.
F or at least the second time since Edward Snowden leaked information that the United States National Security Agency was spying on its own citizens, and those around the world, online payment platform PayPal froze the crowdfunded money of an email startup created to help protect users from such intrusions.
This time around, PayPal froze (and yesterday unfroze) approximately $112,000 (100,000 swiss francs) in Indiegogo funds intended for Switzerland-based ProtonMail, an encrypted email provider created in direct response to the Snowden revelations. The best way to keep this from happening to others offering similar encrypted services, according to the company's co-founder, Andy Yen, may just be to find another payment processor.
In an email, Yen, 26, told me that PayPal didn't originally give an explanation for the frozen money, or offer one after. But when he spoke to a PayPal representative yesterday, the person said that encrypted email may go against U.S. government policies. A dubious claim that seems to go against both freedom of speech and unreasonable searches protections in the U.S. Constitution—and which the company later changed.
In September PayPal froze (and subsequently unfroze) $45,000 bound for a very similar encrypted email service called MailPile, based in Iceland. Shortly after that PayPal released new crowdfunding rules designed to minimize the likelihood of frozen funds. A spokesperson for PayPal yeseterday sent me an email indicating that those "streamlined" measures are still very much in place, and blamed a "technical problem," not legal concerns, on the ProtonMail account being temporarily frozen. " We are sorry for any inconvenience caused," he wrote .
I asked Yen, a Harvard PhD candidate, what advice he had for entrepreneurs working with encryption technology as part of their product. "The best solution," he wrote, "is probably to not use PayPal at all." Throughout the issue with PayPal ProtonMail continued accepting credit cards and via Blockchain.info, bitcoin. They have currently raised over $300,000 on Indiegogo.
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Confocal total-internal-reflection fluorescence microscopy with a high-aperture parabolic mirror lens
Applied Optics, Vol. 42, Issue 16, pp. 3277-3283 (2003)
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We present a theoretical study of a new total-internal-reflection fluorescence microscope for the detection of fluorescence at a water-glass interface. The system is designed for confocal imaging and spectroscopy of nanoparticles and single molecules. Focusing and fluorescence collection through standard glass coverslips is accomplished by a parabolic mirror lens. The large aperture of the element is used to excite fluorescence within the evanescent field of a diffraction-limited focus and to collect focal emission with high efficiency. Tight focusing and supercritical excitation reduce the detection volume for fluorescent analyte molecules well below that of an attoliter (10-18 L), which can be advantageous for monitoring surface binding of single molecules without interference from fluorescence of the unbound bulk. Calculations of the electric fields in the focus region and simulated confocal imaging demonstrate the performance of the system.
© 2003 Optical Society of America
OCIS Codes
(080.3620) Geometric optics : Lens system design
(110.0180) Imaging systems : Microscopy
(180.1790) Microscopy : Confocal microscopy
(180.2520) Microscopy : Fluorescence microscopy
(190.4350) Nonlinear optics : Nonlinear optics at surfaces
(260.6970) Physical optics : Total internal reflection
Original Manuscript: September 16, 2002
Revised Manuscript: January 22, 2003
Published: June 1, 2003
Thomas Ruckstuhl and Stefan Seeger, "Confocal total-internal-reflection fluorescence microscopy with a high-aperture parabolic mirror lens," Appl. Opt. 42, 3277-3283 (2003)
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VANCOUVER - White House press secretary Robert Gibbs will have to appear at his next media briefing in a Canadian ice hockey shirt after losing a bet.
Gibbs had a bet with his Canadian counterpart Dimitri Soudas that the US team would win the final of the women's ice hockey tournament at the Winter Olympics against Canada.
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